Aktüre, S. Yüzyıl Sonunda Anadolu Kenti Mekansal Yapı Çözümlemesi ( The Analysis of Structural Anatolian City Space in the last 19th Century ). Ankara: Middle East Technical University Press, 1978. p19 Armagan, M. Sehir Asla Unutmaz ( The City Never Forgets ). Istanbul :Iz Press, 1996. Aru, K.A. Tarihten Günümüze Anadolu’da Konut ve Yerlesme ( The Settlement and Resident in Anatolian Region From the History to Today ) Istanbul: Tarih Vakfı, 1998. ¸ · Administrative, legal and economic alterations were observed in Anatolian countries under the rule of Ottomans after the 1839 proclamation of ‘Tanzimat’ which was a series of Western- influenced regulations (Denel, 1982). These alterations comprise the transforming of the traditional Ottoman city pattern into a grid by deteriorating traditional city patterns. The social logic which creates cul-de-sac has become ‘the other’, starting from the Tanzimat period. When new spatial hierarchies were taken into consideration, the modern city lost the cul-de-sacs as interface. mots dernieres Modern movements in architecture and city planning have contributed to the neglect of the street and its architecture. Le Corbusier was one of the main offenders claiming that streets no longer worked and we have to create something that will replace them. One of the significant problems of today’s cities is the sharp- edged transition between private and public space. The cul-de-sac has offered a traditional solution to this sharp-edged transitional problem, with particular buildings between public and private spaces, which provide soft, gradual and hierarchic transition. p ˘ · ¸ ·
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